streets like these really make you feel it in your bones, everything feels comfortable and spacious with like 500 people on the same street until 5 cars show up and suddenly there's a fucking traffic jam out of nowhere.

but are poor people really living in the suburban sprawl? I'm not debating whether the sprawl forces you to drive, my point is that suburbs are for rich people.

i just realized this is not the thread i thought it was, whoops

game that makes you sans

and you can unfuck your body basically no matter how old you are:
Rebuilding Mum & Dad: See them Transform with 9 Months of Strength Training in their 80s!

when you're already putting 0 effort into stuff, AI definitely does increase your productivity by letting you shit out the same turds at five times the rate.

bear in mind that china basically did the industrial revolution in like, a single generation..

if you go from people being subsistence farmers, to living in dogshit housing in dirty cities, to something that the rest of the world considers mind-bogglingly futuristic; all in such short time that your parents have photos of their childhood farm.. yeah capitalism probably seems pretty decent then.

But 1) apartments don't tend to be built in suburban sprawl, and 2) even the worst suburban sprawl in europe is still generally bikeable, there'll be a lidl or something within a reasonable distance.

Got this thread mixed up with another, similar one. Ignore this reply lol.

even disregarding public transport it makes no sense, because surely poor people don't live places where they need a car to get around? For people to qualify as "poor" in my eyes they're going to be living in an apartment, everything else is so horrifyingly expensive that you'd only be poor because you're spending 75% of your salary on housing.

And apartments almost universally exist in cities, near where people go to work and near stores. So poor people are by far more likely to get by just fine with a regular fucking bicycle.

depending on which kind you use it can basically just be an overly-sweet snack, especially glazed popped wheat, that shit is precisely as good with and without milk.

and some lovely bronze ingots for dessert

i don't get why you'd either peel or strain the sauce, i've never done that and never even thought about the skin, it's less noticable than the seeds and those are kind of half the point of using raw tomatoes IMO

you can literally just chop them up and boil them with spices, it works absolutely fine.

You don't need all this fancy stuff (blanching tomatoes is insane to me, as is removing the skin: the skin is nutritious and makes the sauce thick!), just try a bunch of different things and see what you personally like best.
I like to fry up some diced onions and a couple cloves of garlic; then dump in the chopped tomatoes (i recommend one of these pull-cord chopping things, absolutely liquefies the tomatoes), a bit of vinegar (balsamic is always nice), and some spices (lots of vegeta) and let it simmer for as long as i can be arsed.